When an individual plans to move abroad to work in another country, he would obviously look at the benefits he would get as a worker. If you are thinking of an overseas job in Italy, these are the work benefits you should be aware of. Mandatory employee benefits The national health system is available to… Read More »

According to a report released in 2015 by CEDEFOP, European Center for the Development of Vocational Training, which gives details of the Skills Forecast for Italy up to 2025, employment growth in Italy is expected to be in business services, administration services, followed by health and social care and professional services. Based on this report… Read More »

If you are a non-EU citizen and wish to work in Italy, you will need a work permit to enter Italy. This is called the National visa or the D-visa. One you get your work visa; you will have to apply for a residence permit within eight days of entering the country. Italy offers various… Read More »

The Government of Italy has announced that 30, 850 Work Visas will be offered to Overseas Immigrant Workers in 2018. These will be available for non-EEA nationals. The allocation of visas is same that was in 2017. More than 50% of the visas are reserved for seasonal work entries. Most of the remaining 30, 850… Read More »

The purpose of finding new work options has opened doors in Italy. The government of Italy has been relentlessly working and has finally made a streamlined procedure to announce multiple opportunities. The year 2017 determines a number of work prospects in Italy especially in the streams of Travel and hotel industry for foreign nationals to… Read More »